Ok I just finished my build. Will post specs if needed to answer my question. First off I haven't installed my os yet so technically not finished. But I'm curious as to what kind of quality I should expect out of running these cards. I kinda feel like I should have gone bigger but I was trying to keep to a budget. Anyhow any thoughts of suggestions would be greatly appreciated
Running two Radeon saphire 7770's
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ak47jar3d
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Crossfire 7770 puts at 6950 like performance. Its a good cost efficient idea, but I normally don't recommend crossfiring/sling cards of less than 250 usd. The main reason being that there so many great single cards at every price range. As the price increases, that is longer the case as certain cards can occupy the best value from 70-150 usd ranges. If you can tell me your price range, motherboard and power supply, I can provide some recommendations.
ak47jar3d
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This is what I recommend, keep the power supply, no need for a bigger one since you not going that high end anyways. And buy an r9 270x @ 210 usd.
You can sell 7770 (somewhere in the 60 usd) and pocket the rest.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202050
You can sell 7770 (somewhere in the 60 usd) and pocket the rest.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814202050
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